Best Hotels in Oxford
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Holiday Inn OXFORD by IHG ★★★★
"Brilliant stay, room upgraded and breakfast was included which I didn’t realise. Helpful staff, lovely clean hotel. Bus stop 5 minutes walk away, buses are regular to the city centre (approx 15 minutes away)."
Mercure Oxford Eastgate Hotel ★★★★
"Not really the hotel’s fault, but I stayed during the heatwave and the temperature in the rooms were unbearable, I didn’t sleep at all. They did provide a fan but it wasn’t effective. It’s an older hotel, a bit worn down and parts of it didn’t smell great walking through the hallways."
Premier Inn Oxford Botley ★★★
"The room was clean and tidy. We booked two rooms, however they are on different floors it would be better if they can pre arrange those two rooms on the same level."
voco OXFORD SPIRES by IHG ★★★★
"Excellent location, a lovely walk into the town centre which means you can enjoy the beautiful city without the hassle of trying to park and avoid the new congestion charge. Beds are really comfy and rooms are really quiet. We used to always stay at the Randolph but Voco is just miles better value for money and quieter."
Mercure Oxford Hawkwell House Hotel ★★★★
"Lovely hotel and the service was great from start to finish-highly recommend."
Old Bank Hotel ★★★★★
"tremendous hotel"
Linton Lodge a BW Signature Collection Hotel ★★★
"Located in a quiet Oxford neighborhood with free street parking, the area is very pleasant. However, the hotel facilities are a little dated, and the parking instructions from the front desk staff weren't very clear."
voco OXFORD THAMES by IHG ★★★★
"The hotel is quite secluded, surrounded by residential areas. The yard is big enough for kids to run around freely. The hotel food was good. However, the breakfast policy for children did not match the description on Ctrip, and the front desk staff was very rude. They also didn't inform us about the à la carte service, which felt a bit discriminatory. You really have to fight for your rights!"
Leonardo Royal Hotel Oxford ★★★★
"Really great breakfast buffet but came at a very busy time when Christmas parties are happening"
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The Randolph Hotel Oxford, a Graduate by Hilton
"We have an amazing stay. The room was big with a lot of character . The sink and shower did not drain properly, and the shower cubicle was small. The spa had saunas, steam rooms and jacuzzi. Service was excellent. We had a lovely breakfast and dinner. There are lovely bars and lounges."
Old Parsonage Hotel
"The first place in the ranking is a bit fake"
Ramada by Wyndham Oxford
"Lovely clean rooms. Located just off of the motorway so easy access while driving"
The George Hotel, Dorchester-on-Thames, Oxfordshire
"A unique old English coaching hotel. My room 117 is not soundproof. When the neighbor is watching TV, I feel like we are watching together. Sometimes there are musical instruments. Breakfast and dinner are just OK. Don't expect too much. Bruce does a good job in reception."
The Sportsview Guest House
"Great guest house. Will book again. On a side note I am advised by the guest house that a refund has been sent to you, to forward onto me, due to at one point having no electricity. The guest house have advised that the refund will be sent from yourselves. Please advise when I will receive the refund. Thank you."
Red Mullions Guest House
"I’m aware of high occupancy rate but check out at 10:30 is not reasonable"
St Margaret's Hotel
"Drive directly from London Airport to the hotel. The hotel is located in a residential area. The appearance is a submit-detached house. When we arrived, there was a large truck of renovation garbage at the doorway of the yard, which looked a bit messy. Entering the room was still very tidy. It should have just been renovated and looked relatively new and clean. The house is of course an old house with a certain history. The heating and sockets are a bit old. The sockets are arranged near the baseboards of the house, which makes charging awkward. Now everyone has so many electronic devices, it is recommended that the store provide more charging sockets. We booked a family room. The room is large enough. On the ground floor, there is a floor-to-ceiling window leading to the back yard. In summer, there should be a small inner yard with a table for leisure, but we arrived in winter and the yard was not decorated. Breakfast was arranged in a small restaurant in the sun room. The food is relatively rich and the environment is warm. You can communicate with other travelers. The manager and waiter are also very enthusiastic and can do their best to help the guests. The transportation is not bad. We basically walk to the central area, which takes about 20 to 25 minutes. The advantage is that you don’t have to find a place to park, and you can also see the small colleges on both sides along the way. There are not many places to eat around, but there is a small bar about 15 minutes' walk away, which has 1 Michelin star. It is a little expensive, but the food is delicious and the atmosphere is good. Students in the school are discussing business plans, which is a very university atmosphere. You can park on the roadside in front of the hotel, which is convenient. The manager let us park in the small parking lot of the hotel, which makes us feel at home. The small hotel is free and warm, and you can enter and exit with a password at night. Overall, I am quite satisfied. The next two pictures are of the small bar, and the last picture is Zixia on the road at dusk."
Courtyard Oxford City Centre
"The hotel is about a ten-minute walk from the train station. The room was clean and comfortable, and the front desk staff were very friendly. They also provide drinking water, and the breakfast selection was plentiful. The surrounding area is quiet and peaceful."
Hilton Garden Inn Abingdon Oxford
"Place was great, lots of room. Free WiFi though quite slow. A shopping centre over the road and not too bad priced. My only complaint is it's miles from the city centre, it cost £37 to get to from there to the hotel and getting back it took like 20 mins for an Uber to even accept to pick me up from there"
Crown Hotel
"Stayed here for the British GP, so can’t complain about the price. Very nice room and very efficient service!"
Royal Oxford Hotel
"This hotel's location is super convenient for guests traveling with luggage and looking to city-walk, being just a 4-minute walk from the train station. It's really easy to drop off your bags and head straight into Oxford. There's no elevator, but the male staff are happy to help with luggage. Although our room faced the street, it was surprisingly quiet. Plus, there's a supermarket right downstairs, making daily life really easy. Our family room had three beds and a spacious bathroom, though there was no fridge or kitchen. Overall, I recommend it."
Oxford Belfry Hotel & Spa
"Great location and beautiful grounds. Lovely spa, restaurant and bar areas. Friendly help staff."
Travelodge Oxford Peartree
"The hostel is really well located, about 200m from the Pier, but there's a pub right underneath it, which made falling asleep a bit difficult due to the noise."
Head of the River
"The soundproofing was very poor at night. Walking around upstairs was very loud and creaking. Didn't sleep well. The parking lot is about a 10-minute walk from the hotel."
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Leonardo Royal Hotel Oxford |
FAQ – Hotels in Oxford
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What is the average price of a hotel in Oxford this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Oxford this weekend is £155 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £188 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Oxford this weekend typically cost £510 per night.
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How much do hotels in Oxford cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Oxford during weekdays is £143 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £177 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Oxford generally cost £417 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Oxford?
Some of the best places to stay in Oxford are near popular attractions like Oxford, University of Oxford and Bodleian Library, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are some of the best hotels in Oxford?
The most popular Oxford hotels for your stay: Leonardo Royal Hotel Oxford (from £70), easyHotel Oxford (from £38) and Holiday Inn OXFORD by IHG (from £71) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Oxford are pet friendly?
Head of the River (from £209) allows pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Oxford are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? voco OXFORD SPIRES by IHG (from £92), The Randolph Hotel Oxford, a Graduate by Hilton (from £183) and voco OXFORD THAMES by IHG (from £110) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Oxford have swimming pools?
Leonardo Royal Hotel Oxford (from £70), voco OXFORD SPIRES by IHG (from £92) and voco OXFORD THAMES by IHG (from £110) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Oxford offer an especially good breakfast ?
Old Bank Hotel (from £245),The George Street Hotel (from £123) and The Randolph Hotel Oxford, a Graduate by Hilton (from £183) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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